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Nokia Corporation’s SEC filings document its status as a foreign private issuer and its formal disclosures to U.S. markets through Form 6-K reports. The filing record includes stock exchange releases covering manager share transactions, share-based incentive arrangements, transfers of Nokia’s own shares and governance actions approved by corporate bodies.
Recent filings also describe Annual General Meeting resolutions, adoption of financial statements, remuneration reporting, board authorizations for asset distributions and dividend-related decisions. For Nokia, these regulatory documents connect capital structure, insider and manager transaction reporting, shareholder approvals, board authority and recurring governance disclosures to its global connectivity business across fixed, mobile and transport networks.
Nokia is reorganizing its leadership by creating a Technology and AI Organization (TAO) and a Corporate Development Organization (CDO) to strengthen technology innovation and business development. The company announced two external hires who will join its Group Leadership Team on 1 October 2025: Pallavi Mahajan as Chief Technology and AI Officer and Konstanty Owczarek as Chief Corporate Development Officer.
The report also states that Nishant Batra will step down as Chief Strategy and Technology Officer and leave the Group Leadership Team effective 30 September 2025. Contact details for Nokia Communications and investor relations are provided, and the notice is signed by Johanna Mandelin, Vice President, Corporate Legal.
Nokia Corporation reports that it has transferred a total of 135 830 of its own shares to participants in its equity-based incentive plans. The shares were transferred without consideration, meaning employees received them as part of compensation rather than purchasing them. This transfer follows an earlier Board of Directors resolution announced on 22 November 2024 to use shares held by the company to settle commitments under these incentive plans.
After this transaction, Nokia holds 30 995 291 of its own shares. The update reflects routine use of treasury shares to meet obligations under long-term incentive programs designed to align employees’ interests with those of shareholders.
Nokia Corporation reports that it transferred 5,578,417 Nokia shares held by the company to participants in its equity-based incentive plans without consideration, in line with a prior Board resolution from 22 November 2024. These shares come from Nokia’s existing treasury stock and are used to settle commitments under the incentive programs.
After this transfer, Nokia holds 31,131,121 of its own shares. The filing also notes managers’ transactions showing that senior managers Patrik Hammarén and Tommi Uitto each received 323 Nokia shares as part of a share-based incentive, with the transactions carried out outside a trading venue.
Nokia Corporation filed a Form 6-K reporting several managers’ share dealings under Article 19 of the EU Market Abuse Regulation. On 14 August 2025, senior managers acquired Nokia shares on NASDAQ Helsinki (XHEL) with ISIN FI0009000681. Reported buyers include Patrik Hammarén (5 shares at €3.5762) and Tommi Uitto (6 shares at €3.5762). Raghav Sahgal acquired 3,108 shares at €3.5793, Louise Fisk 303 shares at €3.5793, and Nishant Batra 2,864 shares at €3.5793. All transactions are classified as share acquisitions by “other senior managers” of Nokia.
Nokia Corporation filed a report describing a managers’ transaction under EU Market Abuse Regulation. On 12 August 2025, senior manager David Heard acquired 816 Nokia shares on the New York Stock Exchange at a unit price of 4.09417 USD, with the same figure disclosed as the volume‑weighted average price. This transaction increases his personal shareholding and is disclosed to provide transparency about trading by Nokia’s senior management.